Child Safeguarding a. Because the activities to be funded under this award may involve children, or personnel engaged in the implementation of the award may come into contact with children, these activities could raise the risk of child abuse, exploitation, or neglect within USAID-funded programs. The Subrecipient agrees to abide by the following child safeguarding core principles:
(1) Ensure compliance with host country and local child welfare and protection legislation or international standards, whichever gives greater protection, and with U.S. law where applicable;
(2) Prohibit all personnel from engaging in child abuse, exploitation, or neglect;
(3) Consider child safeguarding in project planning and implementation to determine potential risks to children that are associated with project activities and operations;
(4) Apply measures to reduce the risk of child abuse, exploitation, or neglect, including, but not limited to, limiting unsupervised interactions with children; prohibiting exposure to pornography; and complying with applicable laws, regulations, or customs regarding the photographing, filming, or other image-generating activities of children;
(5) Promote child-safe screening procedures for personnel, particularly personnel whose work brings them in direct contact with children; and
(6) Have a procedure for ensuring that personnel and others recognize child abuse, exploitation, or neglect; mandating that personnel and others report allegations; investigating and managing allegations; and taking appropriate action in response to such allegations, including, but not limited to, dismissal of personnel.
b. The Subrecipient must also include in their code of conduct for all personnel implementing USAID-funded activities the child safeguarding principles in (a) (1) through (6).
c. The following definitions apply for purposes of this provision:
(1) Child: A child or children are defined as persons who have not attained 18 years of age.
(2) Child abuse, exploitation, or neglect: Constitutes any form of physical abuse; emotional ill-treatment; sexual abuse; neglect or insufficient supervision; trafficking; or commercial, transactional, labor, or other exploitation resulting in actual or potential harm to the child’s health, well-being, survival, development, or dignity. It includes, but is not limited to: any act or failure to act which results in death, serious physical or emotional harm to a child, or an act or failure to act which presents an imminent risk of seriou...
Child Safeguarding a. Because the activities to be funded under this award may involve children, or personnel engaged in the implementation of the award may come into contact with children, these activities could raise the risk of child abuse, exploitation, or neglect within USAID-funded programs. The organization agrees to abide by the following child safeguarding core principles:
(1) Ensure compliance with host country and local child welfare and protection legislation or international standards, whichever gives greater protection, and with U.S. law where applicable;
(2) Prohibit all personnel from engaging in child abuse, exploitation, or neglect;
(3) Consider child safeguarding in project planning and implementation to determine potential risks to children that are associated with project activities and operations;
(4) Apply measures to reduce the risk of child abuse, exploitation, or neglect, including, but not limited to, limiting unsupervised interactions with children; prohibiting exposure to pornography; and complying with applicable laws, regulations, or customs regarding the photographing, filming, or other image generating activities of children;
(5) Promote child-safe screening procedures for personnel, particularly personnel whose work brings them in direct contact with children; and
(6) Have a procedure for ensuring that personnel and others recognize child abuse, exploitation, or neglect; mandating that personnel and others report allegations; investigating and managing allegations; and taking appropriate action in response to such allegations, including, but not limited to, dismissal of personnel.
b. The organization must also include in their code of conduct for all personnel implementing USAID-funded activities the child safeguarding principles in (a) (1) through (6).
Child Safeguarding. We need to keep children safe so our selection process, which includes rigorous background checks, reflects our commitment to the protection of children from abuse.
Child Safeguarding. The Children First Act 2015
Child Safeguarding. It is of primary importance to the Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Community Hall Board of Trustees and to the Watton-at-Stone Parish Council that children are safe, and their welfare and well-being are maintained, during the periods in which they are involved in the use the Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Community Hall. This is so they can have a positive and enjoyable experience in a child-centred environment and be protected from any form of abuse, regardless of their age, gender, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, socio-economic background, religion or beliefs. With these objectives in mind, we remind everyone who hires the Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Community Hall for an event that involves children (e.g., club nights, children’s parties) that they have and accept the responsibility of ensuring that children are safeguarded at all times while using the Community Hall and its facilities.
Child Safeguarding. Contractor confirms its agreement to abide by Pathfinder’s Child Safeguarding and Trafficking in Persons Policies, copies of which have been provided to and signed by the Contractor.
Child Safeguarding. The Service Provider agrees to (and shall ensure that each member of the Service Provider’s Team is aware of, understands and will) comply with the SCI Child Safeguarding Policy (appended at Annex 1), as may be updated from time to time. SCI reserves the right to provide training on the SCI Child Safeguarding Policy for members of the Service Provider’s Team who will have direct responsibility for delivering the Services. The Service Provider shall ensure those members of its Service Provider’s Team attend any such training. The Service Provider shall (and will ensure that each member of its Service Provider’s Team shall) in connection with this Agreement: comply with all applicable laws, statutes, regulations and codes relating to fraud, bribery and corruption; recognise and abide by SCI’s zero tolerance policy towards fraud, bribery and corrupt practices (including those set out in the SCI Fraud, Bribery and Corruption Policy appended at Annex 2); and ensure that all funds associated with the Agreement (including but not limited to the Beneficiary Funds) are protected from all fraud, corruption, loss, misappropriation and misuse. The Service Provider shall (and shall ensure that each member of its Service Provider’s Team shall) in connection with this Agreement comply with all applicable laws, statutes, regulations and codes relating to Prohibited Parties, terrorism and money laundering. The Service Provider shall not (and shall ensure that each member of its Service Provider’s Team shall not) in connection with this Agreement: engage directly or indirectly in any financial transaction or other dealing with a Prohibited Party; be involved directly or indirectly with terrorism or have any business relations with armed groups or governments for any general or war-related purpose; or knowingly allow the Services and/or the Beneficiary Funds to be utilised for the purpose of directly or indirectly supporting terrorism, or transacting with Prohibited Parties or armed groups or those known or suspected to be associated with such parties.
Child Safeguarding. ZHI strictly prohibits personnel from engaging in any form of child abuse, exploitation, or neglect. Consultant agrees to comply fully with the Zimbabwean local child welfare and protection laws or with international standards, whichever gives greater protection, and must comply with U.S. law where applicable. Consultant is required to report to ZHI any violation of this policy. Reports can be made directly to any ZHI Board of Trustees or Senior Management Staff.
Child Safeguarding. The Grantee will abide by the Child Safeguarding principles as listed in M13 of Standard Provisions for Fixed Amount Awards to Nongovernmental Organizations - A Mandatory Reference for ADS Chapter 303 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/sites/default/files/documents/303mat.pdf. Making Cents will provide the Grantee Making Cents’ Adult and Child Protection Policy and Standards.
Child Safeguarding. Please be informed that Legacy School prioritizes the safety and well-being of all our learners and members (children and adults) of our school community. Our practices are established in accordance with international benchmarks for safeguarding in schools. All forms of abuse, whether perpetrated in person or online, whether direct, veiled or indirect, which causes any disrepute, defamation or harm – be it verbal or non-verbal, physical, mental, emotional or sexual, and any form of neglect or abuse of the child, will be treated with utmost seriousness and will be reported to the concerned authorities. Legacy School is committed to practice child safeguarding measures to protect our students from any form of self-harm behaviours as well, and strives to work in partnership with the parents to ensure that a child is always well supported at home and in school in a consistent manner.
